Prompt guides

The whole rubric applied to one job. Start wherever matches what you came here to write — these don’t build on each other, so there’s no order to follow.

Prompt for a cover letterGeneric cover letters come from generic prompts. The fix is proof, not adjectives.Beginner · 4 min
Prompt for resume bullets'Make my resume better' has no target. Define what a good bullet looks like and the model can hit it.Beginner · 4 min
Prompt for a difficult client emailBad news emails fail on tone. Tone comes from constraints, not from asking for a tone.Beginner · 4 min
Prompt for a SQL queryA model cannot see your schema. Paste it, or it will invent column names that look right.Intermediate · 5 min
Prompt for a code reviewUnscoped review prompts return style nits. Name the failure classes you actually care about.Intermediate · 5 min
Prompt for debugging a production bugSymptoms, scale, and what changed. Without those three the model is guessing in public.Intermediate · 5 min
Prompt for a blog outlineName the reader and what they already know, or you get an outline written for nobody.Beginner · 4 min
Prompt for a document summaryA summary for a decision looks nothing like a summary for a record. Say which one you need.Beginner · 4 min

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